Weathering Project 6: UPcycling a UP Boxcar

[@johnbanicki7232]

Very nice. Love the weathering job. Thanks for sharing.

[@user-sv4pj5jl8n]

Jimmy, pretty sure that's a Train Miniature boxcar. WKW picked up the tooling in the late 1980's and produced them as well. For those of us who model the 1920's -1960's these cars are invaluable resources. I've bought them for $4-5 at swap meets and on line. For an old time modeler these budget friendly cars are the cat's meow.

[@paveloleynikov4715]

Now this is one fine font job. I had to make several attempts before i read "streamliners" instead of "shenanigans"

[@jimmylambert8709]

"Route of the Shenanigans," now there's a slogan for a freelanced layout if I've ever heard one!

[@nimbus7727]

Fantastic job on the weathering! Looks like it's been out for a little while, maybe took a trip to the east coast's N&W with all those coal-burning locomotives. I'll also be sure to check out Tichy. My folks found a small lot of some old 80's rolling stock (I think Bachmann because everything else was Bachmann) at an estate sale in great condition, so adding some weight, a new pair of wheels, and some Kadee #5s should prep them for layout service and eventual dirtying.

[@user-nx8tk1pp5o]

Amazing how it looks after dullcote than before.